A promising treatment option for patients with lateral tendinosis
Unlike other “passive” therapies, BioBrace devices, such as our
patented ForeArmed® elbow brace, use active pressure point therapy
designed to rest over specific accupressure meridians and nerve and
muscle pathways, stimulating neurohumoral release and helping to
mediate discomfort relief. Pressure over this targeted area helps
reduce strain on the inflammed nerve.
Passive belts and straps can only apply even, uniform pressure to
the affected area, making them functionally ineffective. BioBrace
products, with their patented dynamic “Pressure Point” elements
apply targeted force to specific nerve and muscle pathways achieving
the desired therapeutic result.
Pressure Point Technology

Lateral Tendinosis (Tennis Elbow)

Tennis elbow is caused by repeated contraction and twisting of the
wrist muscles, causing tiny tears in the tendon, leading to
inflammation.
Injury can occur from sports that involve twisting the hand or wrist
such as tennis, bowling, skiing or golfing. People whose jobs
require repeated or strenuous forearm activity, such as mechanics or
woodworkers are also susceptable.
Persons with tennis elbow suffer from a recurring pain and
tenderness on the outside of the upper forearm just below the elbow.
Sometimes the pain radiates down the arm toward the wrist.
Lifting, bending or even picking up light objects with the affected
arm can cause pain. If the condition is allowed to become chronic,
grip strength can decrease.
Medial Epicondylitis

Similar to tennis elbow, medial epicondylitis occurs when the
tendon attached to the flexor muscles of the forearm (used to bend
the fingers and thumb) is injured where it attaches to the elbow and
becomes inflammed.
This situation is often referred to as golfer's elbow, because this
tendon is used in driving a ball on the golf course. However,
epicondylitis frequently develops in people who have never golfed at
all.
Persons with this condition experience pain and extreme tenderness
on the middle part of the elbow joint. The pain becomes much worse
when the flexor muscles are tightened, such as when clenching the
fist or bending the fingers. Weakness in the flexor muscles can
occur as a result.
Tendinitis

Repeated or sudden stretching of the tendons in the forearm
can cause injury to their connection to the bone or muscle.
Tendinitis usually occurs in middle-aged or older persons since it
is often the result of overuse for an extended period of time.
Tendinitis also occurs in younger people as a result of acute
overuse as well.
Persons with tendinitis can have swelling, tenderness and pain.
Pain Relief
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BioBrace products were designed to offer relief from the discomfort
created by repetitive motion or sports related injuries.
Employing patented Pressure Point technology, devices such as our new Forearmed brace provide relief from the following conditions:
- Lateral Tendinosis (Tennis Elbow)
- Medial Epicondylitis
- Tendinitis
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Actual Facts
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- Patented Pressure Point technology targets the source of the discomfort
- Comfortable, adjustable and firm support for right or left arm
- Effective for therapeutic discomfort relief and as an aid to injury prevention
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